What will happen to your PPF account once it completes 15 years?? Many are unaware (including bank staff). Hence, it is wise to understand the rules properly.
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1) Close the account.
2) Extend for another 5 years (without any fresh contribution)
3) Extend for another 5 years (with contribution)
Let us see the options one by one.
You have to opt for this within a year from the date of completion of 15 years.
You will get the complete principal and interest (up to the last day of the month preceding the month in which the account is closed.
If you do not submit the closure of the account or have not opted for an extension of the account for another 5 years, then this default option is exercised.
However, an extension with a contribution is not allowed in the future.
Let us see the options one by one.
As I mentioned above, to opt for this option, you have to apply for an extension before the completion of a year from the date of maturity.
PPF withdrawal rules & options after 15 years maturity
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